Notice of Stock Raising Homestead Claim Proceedings
Notice is given that Levern N. Nelson of Bloomington Idaho filed intent to prove up a three year stock raising homestead claim entered September 7 1920 for sections 33 and 82 township 14 south range 43 east Boise meridian. Hearing set before W Smith Hoge Probate Judge at Patis Idaho on May 2 1924. Witnesses include John M Ward Alma Findlay Jr William Bateman and Joseph P Patterson all of Bloomington. P G Johnston Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levern _N. Nelson
Bloomington
Idaho
Bey
Township 14
Range
Boise Meridian
W. Smith , Hoge
Patis
John M. Ward
Alma Findlay
William Bateman
Joseph P. Patterson
P. G. Johnston
Register
Bloomington School District 3 to Hold Annual Meeting and Election
Notice sets April 19 1924 as the Bloomington Common School District No. 3 meeting date at 1:00 p.m. at the district schoolhouse. A three year trustee seat is up for election, school term and teaching months to be set, levy not to exceed ten mills, and ballots will be secret. Candidates must file names six days before election. Albert H B Jarvis is clerk.
Notice to Public on Highway Dumping Nuisance
County warning to residents to stop dumping dead animals cans and rubbish along highways. Patrolman Byron Nelson states any reported cases will be prosecuted. Owners must remove animals killed by accidents promptly to prevent decay roadside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron .Nelson
Notice for Public Land Claim in Blackfoot Idaho 1924
Notice from the Department of the Interior Land Office Blackfoot Idaho dated March 1 1924 states George E Jarvis of Bloomington is filing a three year proof to establish a land claim. Witnesses listed include A Bem Nelson, Harry Quinton, Geo Howard, Tomas Ward of Bloomington Idaho. Register Meds Bogs AB 105.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterae
Blackfoot
Idaho
George E-Tjarvis
Bloomingt
Claiig
Smith Hoge
Paris
A. Bem
Nelson
Harry
Quinton
Geo. HoWard
Tomas
Ward Tall
Bloomington
JP. Gjonston
Publication Notice of Land Office Action in Blackfoot Idaho
The Department of the Interior Land Office at Blackfoot Idaho issues a public notice dated March 1 1924 detailing an official action and related procedures. Readers are advised to review the notice for deadlines and requirements.
Notice of land claim final proof in Idaho
Ernest W. Allred of St. Charles Idaho filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his land claim for Southwest quarter and other fractional sections in Township 15 South Range 43 East Boise Meridian. Proceedings set before Probate Judge W Smith Hoge at Parid Idaho on April 11 1924. Attending witnesses include George Linford Nels Hairrup and others. Register P G Jonston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest W. Allred
St. Charles
Idaho
Séetton
Township 15
Range
Boise
Meridian
W. Smith Hoge
Parid
William “Ho Michaelson Mire
Geor George” Co. Linford
Nels
P. Hairrup
P. G. Jonston
Register
Summons in divorce case filed in Bear Lake County Idaho
The District Court of the Fifth Judicial District in Bear Lake County Idaho is linked to a divorce action between Delbert Hess and Zelphy Hess. The defendant must answer within twenty days if served in district or forty days if served elsewhere, or risk default. Filed December 21 1923 with Clerk J B Peterson. D E Haddock attorney for plaintiff Paris Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of Idaho
Bear Lake County
Delbert Hess
Zelphy Hess
Bear Lake
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Bear Lake Idaho Foreclosure
Ira Peterson sues Leland W Bolles as administrator of Rosetta Bolles estate in Idaho Bear Lake County for foreclosure. The sale covers two acres in Township 13 South Range 44 East Boise Meridian plus 2 shares water stock Montpeter Irrigation. Sale set for April 12 1924 at 11 AM in Paris Idaho courthouse, value to satisfy decree with interest and costs. Sheriff Asa Athay to conduct sale.
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South Range
O ‘Boise
6Th Street
Montpeter Irrigation Company
Paris
Bear Lake
Cas
Asa Athay, Y. Sheriff
Notice of Sale in Idaho Bear Lake District Court
In the Fifth Judicial District of Idaho Bear Lake County Ezra 9 Stucki as administrator of the estate of Adam Seegmiller and Laura Seegmiller deceased, Plaintiff seeks sale under a foreclosure decree and order from Milford N Hess and Marie Hess defendants. Judgment and foreclosure decree dated March 6, 1924, issued by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of Idaho
Bear Lake
Bove
County of
Bear
State of
Idaho
Ezra
Stucki
Adam Seegmiller
Laura Seegmiller
Milford
N. Hess
Marie-Hess
Foreclosure Sale Notice for Bear Lake County Property
Public notice of a 1924 foreclosure sale in Bear Lake County Idaho. ASA Athay, sheriff, will sell acreage in Section 18 Township 14 South Range 44 East Boise Meridian for cash to satisfy a $2,813 judgment. Sale at 11:30 AM April 14 in Paris courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Idaho
Boise Meridian
Bear Lake County
Paris
United States
Asa Athay
Annual School Meeting and Election for Fish Haven District
Notice sets April 19 1924 as the Fish Haven Common School District No 1 annual meeting in Bear Lake County Idaho. Voters will decide the levy not to exceed ten mills and fund purposes, plus candidate names and trustee terms to be filed six days before election. Balloting will be by secret ballot at the schoolhouse. Magnus Hrickson Clerk dated March 25 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish Haven Common
Bear Lake County
Annual School Meeting and Election Date Set
Notice states the An nual School Meeting and Election will be held in all Common School Districts April 19 1924 with meeting convening at 1:00 p m and continuing until business is disposed of. It calls for electing a trustee or trustees and setting the district's teaching term for the coming year not less than seven months, plus other school business per the notice. Letha D Madsen County Superintendent.
Understanding across Bourbons and radicals in property rights
A reflective piece argues for open discussion to bridge gaps between property owners and conservators, and between richer and poorer groups. It defends free speech for all, urges moderation of repressive laws, and warns that only understanding can curb class conflict and radicalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bankers Association
Straight Talks With Aunt Emmy on Women and Money
Aunt Emmy advises Molly on women and money, warning widows like Mrs Strong against risky schemes. She urges careful bank consultation and conservative investment at six percent, arguing informed women can grow and protect their savings without falling for get rich quick promises. Anne E. Taymes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmy
Mrs. Strong
Molly
Etphrus
Flowers and Lace Spring Fashion Featured
The article describes hats with raven blooms and tailored hints, highlighting veiled flowers and scarf-like ends. Dr. A L Chilton of Pocatello Optical Co will visit Montpelier April 25 38 p.m. to 6 p.m. and April 26 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. At Stucks home in Paris from 10 a.m. to 1 30 p.m. April 26.
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Raven
Jace
A. L. Chilton
The
Pocatello Optical Co
Montpelier
Paris
Stucks
Preliminary teacher examinations set for April 18 and 19
Notice announces preliminary examinations for teachers in the county seat Court Room on April 18 and 19 starting at nine each day. The test targets inexperienced teachers seeking a Third Grade County Certificate and required for summer school methods courses. Subjects include arithmetic orthography reading grammar American history and government geography physiology hygiene and penmanship.
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Idaho
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Bloomington Common
Albert BH. Jarvis
Bloomington Common School
Department of the” Interior
Office
Distict Court
J. 8. Peterson
D. E. Haddock
Plaintiff
P O
Paris, Idaho
Ira Peterson
Leland W. Bolles
Letha D. Madsen
Pocatello
HE ~Coles Company Incorporated
Roller ‘Miel
Evans Woollen
Pendrey Grocery & Meat Co
Golden—Rule
Merc. Co
Rodent Control
Board of County Commissioners
Bear, Lake“ County
ORDER-OF-THE-BOARD_OF COUNTY COMMIS
Sioners
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